Where The H Will Hydrogen Cars Fuel Up?

This hydrogen-car fueling station in Germany has a solar canopy to help offset the energy used to provide hydrogen (image via image via Fraunhofer ISE)

Hydrogen cars are reportedly on their way, but with just 27 fuel stations added in 2012, the infrastructure situation looks kind of grim. Read more →

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How Natural Gas Pipelines Could Boost Hydrogen

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Blending hydrogen into natural gas pipelines could be a way to increase output from renewable energy production facilities, a U.S.-commissioned report says. Read more →

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Biomass From The Forest To Power Fuel Cell

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The plan on California's North Coast is to turn timber byproducts into hydrogen, which will then be used to power a fuel cell system. Read more →

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PowerTrekk Portable Fuel Cell To Hit Shelves In April

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Powertrekk recently announced that the water-powered fuel cell should be available to the public in April 2013. Read more →

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Hydrogen Fuel Cells Could Face Cost Roadblock

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Lux Research says the hydrogen economy envisioned by fuel cell boosters is likely to be curtailed by high capital costs and cheaper alternatives. Read more →

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Record-Breaking Fuel Cell Project Will Feed Connecticut Grid

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With natural gas so cheap, stationary fuel cells are becoming more viable, and a 14.9-megawatt Connecticut project will be North America's biggest ever. Read more →

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10 Green Projects To Reboot Data Centers’ Reputation

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Here is a selection of 10 planned, existing or rebooted data centers that have made some impressive strides in reducing their carbon footprints. Read more →

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Fuel Cells Provided Backup Power During Hurricane Sandy

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The U.S. Department of Energy talks about how fuel cells were instrumental in providing backup power for cell towers and keeping cell phone communications open during Sandy. Read more →

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La Jolla Tower To Be Largest Net-Zero Office Building In U.S.

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San Diego's planned La Jolla Commons II complex, powered by biogas fuel cell technology, will become the largest net-zero office building in the United States once complete in 2014. Read more →

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Houze Promises Zero Energy Costs For 10 Years

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A new model for energy-efficient housing uses insulation, new building materials and fuel cell technology to reportedly reduce homeowner energy bills to zero. Read more →

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